The Informer

9 Jul 2018

VAC Rebrands to Thorne Harbour Health & How inclusive and safe do gay men really make queer spaces for women : 9th July 2018

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On this episode of The Informer we find out about the rebranding of the Victorian Aids Council, as the new name was announced at VACs 35^th anniversary celebration on the weekend to Thorne Harbour Health.

Why was this change needed and what does it represent? We find out with CEO Simon Ruth.

Plus, how safe do gay men really make queer spaces for women?

We look at this issue from a very different perspective tonight, as we talk to drag performer Menorah Foxx, who is also a cisgendered straight women, and find out if they really get to let their guard down when in a queer space.

This episode of The Informer aired on JOY 94.9 and was hosted by Dean Arcuri.

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